Mühlenmuseum Kemena

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Mill

Fully operational watermill from 1893

The destination

The watermill was first shut down in 1991. Today, it opens its doors for guided tours by appointment. Designated a technical monument, visitors can gain an insight into the technology of the mill, whose old machines are still fully preserved and operational.

The foundation stone of the mill was laid back in 1655, while the watermill itself dates back to 1893. Several times a year, events are held during which the mill is put into operation.

For more information, please contact the Kemena family on 05731/84047.

The trail

The Wittekindsroute and the Naturtour 3 through Löhne lead directly past the mill museum. The northern section of the Soleweg and the Tagestour 2 "Aqua Magica und Eggeberg" also run not far from the mill. After a short detour of 400 m, you will already reach the building on the Mittelbach stream.

If you want to get to the mill by bike as directly as possible from the nearest train station, get off at the station in Bad Oeynhausen. From here, you can follow the signs for the Soleweg. The path takes you through the center of Bad Oeynhausen, along the spa gardens and across the grounds of the Aqua Magica until you reach the Kemena mill after 3.7 km. You can also download the adjacent GPS track or the overview map.

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Directions & Parking facilities

The mill is easy to reach by car and bicycle. The Wittekindsroute and the Naturtour 3 through Löhne lead directly past the museum. The nearest train station is in Bad Oeynhausen, approx. 3.7 kilometers away. From there, just follow the signs for the Soleweg. Parking spaces are available on site.

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Getting there
Mühlenmuseum Kemena
Koblenzer Straße 56
32584 Löhne